2K Game's BioShock Collection is rumored to hit the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in the next couple of months but is still unconfirmed as there were no validations from the game's developer. The rumor spread like wildfire when a South African game retailer listed the game to the games they offer.
Raru, the South African retailer, according to Cinemablend listed the game on their list and will be going live on November 27 for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 game consoles. Game experts are not surprised with this announcement and do not qualify the move an error of the retailer simply because of what happened with the Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition game that went the same direction.
In addition, popular tech website GameSpot also said that Raru is notorious in leaking out sensitive information, either intentional or unintentional, like what it did for Greninja, Jiggypuff, and Splatoon Amiibo. The website also echoed Cinameblend's disclaimer that neither of the game's publisher nor the developer has yet to confirm the news.
Since its release, the third part of the BioShock trilogy was deemed by fans and experts as the best series of the first person shooter game considering that the first two parts have an outstanding resolution at 1080p and 60fps. Considering its close to perfect review, gamers and fans of the game wanted to have the remastered version of the BioShock to hit a higher resolution in order to put more emphasis on the experience, but fans are okay if the team will carry on its old resolution.
Nevertheless, BioShock was as an exception to the rule because of how well it had the capacity to pass on stories and characters that were more than only two-dimensional patterns. It was an arrangement that presented a considerable measure of troublesome choices between practicing benevolence and endeavoring to turn into a Nietzschean Ubermensch. This sort of ontological situations was wrapped around a kind of activity where notable characters and images like the Big Daddy and Songbird helped shape a remarkable and delightfully planned universe.
At the end of the day, there were no guarantees that the BioShock trilogy will be released but based on the information and rumors that were starting to catch fire, it is unlikely for 2K Games to release the game in November.
